we begin this noon with breaking news, chopper three over the scene after police involved shooting, in atlantic city that left one suspect dead. >> hello everyone, i'm ukee washington pat's off this noon. suspect killed, was armed and now this all unfolded at market on north pennsylvania and aid riyadh i can avenues. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, is there right now with more details. cleve? >> ukee, we've come to learn

there was fatality before the police involved shooting right here at the cedar market, just moments ago, police took out the body of an employee at the store, we understand from talking to the owner of the store, that the employee just started work yesterday and moments ago he was taken out as family and friends were praying for him and there are clergy on the scene right now as that investigation continues, there is a second scene over here, just into the street near absecon avenue, route 30 and this is where we understand the police-involved shooting took place. sources tell "eyewitness news" that the suspect here was armed, with a knife came at the officer responding to the initial call, and the officer then drew his service weapon and killed the suspect. the suspect is a person we understand that is known to police has a criminal history, his family allegedly has a criminal history and so police, when they came to the scene, were trying to assess

that dangerous situation the officer drew his weapon and killed the suspect. we understand this was a veteran member of the police department. so far the atlantic city prosecutor's office has not released any details, they are heading this investigation turned over from atlantic city police. so again, we have two fatalities here, first the employee of the store who has been removed just in the last half hour, and the suspect involved in that initial crime. we trying to get more information, we are waiting on the prosecutor's office to release that we cannot give you the name of the suspect or the victim at this time. we understand the first victim is a male, mid 20's, from egypt, just came to atlantic city to start working here, and the suspect, atlantic city person. in atlantic city, cleve bryan cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> see you at 5:00. chester county principal arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a teenage student. george simons was head of the concept school, private school in thorn berry township. the 63 year old accused of

having inapropriate contact with a boy starting last spring and continuing until winter when the boy was between 14 and 15 years of age. police are concerned that there could be other victims. hot and humid day making it tough to be outside. "eyewitness news" in haddon township where this man was mowing his lawn early even this morning, it was uncomfortable outside. now, take a look at this dog and let's take the dog's advice to stay hydrated with little pup, i guess getting some water. let's get first look at the forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger. hey, katy? >> ukee, that's absolutely it. this will be one of those days that's classic july really for us, as we spike to near or about 90 degrees, but the humid it is always what makes or breaks us, isn't it? and now we're just feeling like summer. it is july. it is what we expect. but it is not the most comfortable situation. let me take you outside. show you what's happening first on storm scan3, at the moment, not too much. but you can see these little

bubbles starting to pop up across portions of central new jersey, we're just got so much moisture in the atmosphere lead to go a humidity, discomfort that comes along with it, but also, just so much moisture, that the clouds have to ring themselves out almost, and that's why we have spotty shower or storm in the forecast, your laundry list of ways to stay safe in the heat. if you have to be outside light or loose fitting clothing the best option, lot of water obviously remember that your car will turn into an off never matter of minutes. here's how it feels at the moment. like the 90s in ac, in wildwood, in dover, where we have the brightest skies at this point. but we are expecting to officially hit 90 degrees in philadelphia. which is close to normal, certainly, but again with the humidity factored in, it will feel awfully steamy outside. so take care. make sure to stay hydrated, too. back to you. >> breaking right now police and f.b.i. agents swarm the home of a subway spokesperson. jared fogel lives in this house, in indianna. investigators removed electronics from the home this

morning. now there is raid comes two months after the executive director of fogel foundation was arrested on child pornography charges. that foundation focuses on childhood obesity awareness. >> he's only been a guy, he is the focal point for people around in the neighborhood, you know, oh, there is jared you know, he is famous, whatever. but yes pretty serious allegations. it is pretty depressing as a resident to see this. >> now jared has not been arrested. he became subway's pitch man after he lost more than 200 pounds while eating their sandwiches and exercising. well, explosive admission from entertainer bill cosby. court documents show he admitted giving drugs to one woman for sex. correspondent michelle miller reports, the damaging testimony was unsealed yesterday. >> after a decade of denial, here are bill cosby's own words. from a deposition, he gave, and sexual assault suit filed in 2005. in it, a lawyer asked cosby

about a 19 year old unnamed accuser. cosby says, she meets me back stage. i give her quaaludes. we then have sex. if anything, i think she may very well have been very happy to be around the show business surroundings. the lawyer asked: star struck? cosby replies: you'll have to ask her. the case was brought by andrea, then employee at temple university, cosby's alma matter. her lawyer asked cosby about prescriptions he obtained for the quaaludes. the lawyer asked: when you got the quaaludes was it in your minds that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with? yes, cosby replies, she asked: did you ever give any of those young women the quaaludes without their knowledge? cosby's lawyer objected, repeatedly, throughout the deposition, and cosby never answered whether he actually drugged any women against their will. the case was settled and the

documents sealed until the associated press went to court and argued successfully to have them released. joan tarsis one of cosby's now russ accusers. she said this validates what she and others have been saying for years. >> i've been called a liar. i mean, he called me and the other women a liar in the press. and now people know that we're not liars any more. >> michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> cosby has not responded to cbs news request for comment. more than two dozen women have accused him of drugging and sexually assaulting them. lawyers for some of the women say they will use cosby's own words against him. well, six year old boy recovering after being shot in the foot late last night. philadelphia police say a single shot was fired at a crowd on the 1800 block of south 31st street in grays ferry. now, investigators are looking for the shooter and and a motive. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch picks up the story. >> down this grays ferry alley monday night the day after

the fourth of july, neighbors say a popping sound came as no surprise. >> i felt it was a fireworks but police was outside so it wasn't no fireworks. >> gunshot that struck a six year old boy his parents drove him to chop, we're told, off camera his grain aunt says it appears to have grazed his foot breaking few toast. >> hate to be in his spot. >> reporter: police say more than dozen people many children out playing basketball when an unfamiliar car came down the alley. they heard that shot near the corner of south 31st and morse streets. lately, neighbors say they've seen strange faces come around, likely drawn by this basketball net. one angle to this story that police and neighbors want to try to solve is just who was in that car that drove bias neighbors say they heard that shot being fired this as neighbors also try to figure out what to do about this basketball post that they say has attracted strange tears their neighborhood, in the past. in grays ferry justin finch

cbs-3, "eyewitness news". a pedestrian was fatally struck by a septa bus in center city overnight. police say the man was hit shortly after 1:00 a.m. at 11th and walnut, then dragged five blocks. bus driver was not aware he hit someone until officers pulled him over at 11th and vine. police say the victim may have been homeless. no charges have been filed. well, south carolina lawmakers one step closer to re moving the confederate flag from the grounds of the capitol. >> this morning the senate voted 36 to three in favor of taking it down. now, the bill goes to the house, where it needs a two thirds majority in order to pass. if the bill does pass, and the governor signs it, the flag could be removed immediately. well, coming up on "eyewitness news" at noon, a part of popular vacation attraction comes crashing down. caught on camera, part of ice cave collapses, with tourists right there. a full report coming up next.

and, if you like many workers, you probably joked about needing nap time at work. however, doctors say that is a really good idea. health news when we come back.

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authority. crews will be working today to recover the person killed when part of the ice cave collapsed. it happened 70 miles northeast of seattle at tourist site, that authorities warned was dangerous, because of warm temperatures. >> because conditions of the ice are so dangerous at this point, teams from every mountain rescue, and other search and rescue volunteers, are looking at the conditions of the ice to see how safe it is. >> monday evening rescue choppers returned one woman and two men to nearby hospital in serious condition. their injuries range from head lacerations to leg fractures. john scott was in the cave moments before the collapse and tried to help. >> they were definitely being talked to, so they were responsive. >> the deadly cave collapse comes just one day after hikers sarah sole mondayi captured video of the section of the ice crumbling. >> by looking at the cave, could you tell that this is not a safe cave to get in. >> no one was hurt in that incident but in 2010, 11 year

old grace tam was killed here when chunk of ice the size of mini-van fell on her. in recent month, the us forest service has warned hikers not to go inside. brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". on the health watch this new, do you get sleepy at work need a nap? doctors say, this could be a good idea. researchers at the university of michigan studied 40 people between the ages of 18 and 50. some were assigned an hour nap. others were not. researchers found those who rested performed better on complicated tasks. they also felt less impulsive than their counterpart. for years dieters told to stay away from carbs to lose weight. now more and more foods like plantains, barley, beans, and even potatoes, may actually help aid weight loss. researchers say they contain unique fiber called resistance starch, form of carbohydrate that goes un digested in the stomach. growing number of food

manufacturers are making breds, staple, even pastas, with resistant starch flour, made from corn and even potatoes. >> so, are you getting ready for your afternoon jolt of coffee? well that jolt may come at the cash register if you're head today starbucks. we'll tell you about their price inch kree cents when we come back. katy? >> ukee, definitely feeling like iced coffee weather for us, it is hot, it is sticky, and it will stay that way until we see our next cold front cross. i'll tell when you that is set to move through, and what kind of weather bridges as a price full detai

>> so are you heading to starbucks for your afternoon caffeine boost? starting today the coffee house chain is charging five

to 20 cents more for some drinks at most of its stores. >> this comes despite 18% boost in company profits last quarter. even those sales were up, starbucks customers satisfaction ranking lag behind those of its main competitor, dunkin' donuts. how about that? >> that's interesting. >> how about that? you said may be an iced coffee today? >> might? >> probably will? >> i say guarantee it. >> i hear you. wow. >> anybody that stepped outside knows exactly what we are talking about here, almost just like your immediately dripping sweat the second you walk out. >> bamm. out for little walk, same thing. >> i have a couple of suggestions to beat the heat. go to the beach good place have your beach forecast coming up in a second, also, seek out the air conditioner if you just can't hang it -- hack it. real uncomfortable outside. we get. that will stay safe obviously, take that into mind here, now that we are approaching actually in the middle of the hottest time of the day so, yes, it is getting awfully toasty outside. not heat advisory criteria,

nothing like, that but it is summer, it is what you expect in this particular climate. when we take you outside see that mixed bag of some clouds, some sunshine, a live look for you here overlooking center city and the ben franklin bridge from "skycam 3", and this is at campbell's field camera across the river in camden. meanwhile, tracking as we mention frontal boundary, cold front, here it is, looks awfully close, doesn't it? this thing taking its sweet olds time. at least until tomorrow's second half of the day that we really start see wet weather issues from it, so meantime, yes, may still be spotty shower or storm around, and we heat to up about 90 degrees, uncomfortable out there even into tonight. but then not until the second half of the day tomorrow do we have to worry about this fresh round of showers, storms. still, no severe weather threat issued from storm prediction center, great to see, that may change, if we get enough heating of the day we get enough sunlight. so keep an eye on it, but at the moment no major severe weather outbreak as a threat otherwise i can definitely see heavy rain with anything moving through just because there is so much moisture in this atmosphere.

looking ahead to thursday, also disturbance trailing that front, so we have to keep potential for shower, storm in the forecast. and meantime, it is toasty out. you know, 84 degrees, but factoring in the humidity, we showed this to you earlier in the show feels more like upper 80s at least, or low 90s, but we put this in perspective. not only warmer than columbus, or st. louis that's where the front already crossed through right on par with atlanta even birmingham, alabama generally speaking here, so that heat and that moisture is being funneled and drawn in, toward our area. that does mess a little bit with our eyewitness weather health report, air quality moderate, not terrible just yet, again no air quality alerts in effect, but you have respiratory illness being take it easy when you have days like this, uv index obviously very high, too. meanwhile, headed to the beach. i said great place to head, low rip countries being at 84 degrees for hi, uv index is high, so happy sunbathing, do it safely of course. even despite that isolated shower perhaps thunderstorm i still gave i five out of five

beach balls for day like this. partly sunny nice and hot feeling like july. that's for sure. looking forward in this forecast though, notice, we're not going to get too much relief here. i think at least humidity starts to drop off little bit for both thursday and friday. but at least by this point we will be talking little bit more seasonable, with those values, on the thermometer. and, calling all kidcasters, that time of year, ukee, join meteorologist, kate bilo tomorrow. she will be at the crayola experience in easton with climate control and air-conditioning, i might add. she will be hosting our kid caster auditions from noon until 2:00. you can find more details or on our website cbsphilly.com/kid caster. always such a good time. >> keep it talented, they have a lot of fun. >> giving me a run for my monday. >> i thanks, appreciate t we check the afternoon sport page phillies west coast swing with another game against the dodgers tonight in l.a. game time back here, ten-10:00 p.m. last night thirds inning long

ball for ryan howard, put the phils on top in see-saw baseball game. this game lasted almost four and a half hours. let's take you to the seventh inning, it was our old friends, j-roll, jimmy rollins coming through for new team. rollins put lan lead for good, phils lost this one final score ten to seven. sixers coach breath brown manager sam got first look pick, okafor last night, game one of the nba utah summer league. oak tree scored 20-point and pulled down nine rebounds for the sixers team, afterward gave himself a grade of c minus. i like that attitude. they lost to the spurs team in practice play. seventy-four to 71. the team representing the sixers place the celtics team later tonight. well, floyd may weather has two weeks to appeal world boxing organization decision to strip him of his weather weight world title. may weather beat manny to beat that championship last month. now the wbo says mayweather has not paid sanctioning fee and has not vacated his previous titles. if mayweather loses the title

it would go to boxer by the name of timothy bradley. well delran's carli lloyd and the women's world cup winning team is back on american soil for the first time since winning the title sunday in canada. welcome home. they beat the team from japan who beat them in the last women's world cup. they'll be in the spotlight once again later this afternoon, for a 2:00 celebration, and rally in los angeles. be right back.

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>> sage: oh, no. >> nick: yeah, that about sums it up. >> sage: meeting didn't go so well, huh? >> nick: vick is pretty upset. she and abby are behind my dad 100%. >> sage: well, they're his daughters. that makes sense. >> nick: well, i'm his son. shouldn't i be, too? >> sage: i'm gonna get you some coffee. >> nick: [ sighs ] michael is gonna be arguing self-defense. dad claims jack pulled a gun first. >> sage: why don't you believe that? >> nick: well, apparently gabe saw the whole thing and says jack was unarmed. so, i don't know what to think. >> sage: i think you should talk to your father. >> nick: i did. i looked him straight in the eye and told him i wanted to know the truth. >> sage: did he stick to his story? >> nick: he seemed really sincere that it was self-defense all the way. so, either my dad is lying or gabe is. what do you think? >> sage: i -- [ chuckles ] i